BAD HUMOR
A bad mood lacks dignity and deserves to be monitored, if possible with an electronic ankle bracelet and monitored by the central spiritual intelligence agency so that we know where it is and how much it disturbs the dynamics of relationships, throwing us into important conflicts, which always begin with banal details, nitpicks that, in good humor, would just be a reason for laughter, they are so ridiculous.
It is better to prevent a bad mood than to cure it after it takes over our consciousness, because its presence is absolute, it expresses the authoritarian and partial being that snakes between the lines of our thoughts and feelings, a state that when it becomes habitual has the potential to make us unbearable people.
Preventing a bad mood is easier than curing it when it is in progress, but, one way or another, it is best to maintain a prudent distance from a bad mood.
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